Hydraulicspneumatics 681 Schmalzss
Hydraulicspneumatics 681 Schmalzss
Hydraulicspneumatics 681 Schmalzss
Hydraulicspneumatics 681 Schmalzss
Hydraulicspneumatics 681 Schmalzss

Vacuum pads

May 28, 2013
SAB HT1 vacuum pads provide powerful and mark-free handling of glass and similar materials. HT1 material operates in temperatures to 170°C. They guarantee high horizontal forces on glass with interleavant powder or wet glass, reducing the number or the size of the pads, which in turn reduces energy consumption. HT1 material increases suction pad lifetime by up to three times compared to standard bellows suction pads.
SAB HT1 vacuum pads provide powerful and mark-free handling of glass and similar materials. HT1 material operates in temperatures to 170°C. They guarantee high horizontal forces on glass with
interleavant powder or wet glass, reducing the number or the size of the pads, which in turn reduces energy consumption. HT1 material increases suction pad lifetime by up to three times compared to standard bellows suction pads.

Schmalz Inc., (919) 713-0880,

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